Sentences with phrase «as essential prerequisites»

Labour's challenge is to position the active state and responsible ownership as essential prerequisites of business success in an age of intensive global competition

Postdoctoral training has been regarded for a long time as an essential prerequisite to hold a faculty position in academia.

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«The employees were discharged because they no longer met an essential job prerequisite: that they genuinely affirm their belief in a statement of orthodox Christian faith as understood by the World Vision board.»

And because intelligent response to a changing environment is the essential prerequisite for business success, management theory is now turning to the model of the firm as a learning organization.

The doctrine of creation assumed the existence and essential dependability of external reality and the doctrine of the Incarnation practically anchored a realist epistemology as an essential philosophical prerequisite of Christian faith.

Prerequisite programs such as current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs) are an essential foundation for the development and implementation of successful HACCP plans.

I'm not saying I would not want us to buy a top striker I am saying it is not an essential prerequisite to winning the league as history has shown.

If all the yap on here about striker quality is an essential prerequisite to win anything is to be taken as gospel then we or no - one else are going to improve on Messi / Suarez / Neymar for the forseeable future so why fret about that?

Liquid water is an essential prerequisite to life as we know it.

Prerequisites: 1 year of yoga practice Application: An Application and Fee, as well as successful completion of both Phoenix Rising Essentials (Level 1) and Yoga Therapy Training Level 2 with faculty approval, will be required prior to beginning the required Level 3 course.

Work experience is an essential component of all veterinary courses and some schools have begun asking for previous experience as a prerequisite to admission.

To wit: «This [policy] may jar with those (including most researchers and all journalists) who see the freedom of information as a good thing, but it embodies a longer - term view: that publication in a peer - reviewed journal is the appropriate culmination of any piece of original research, and an essential prerequisite for public discussion.»

Operating as a company may offer access to alternative structuring of funding but it is not a prerequisite, and the firm's culture is an essential part of the decision - making process.

[19] The court further reminded the district courts that, as a jurisdictional prerequisite, they must «set forth a sufficient correct legal basis and analysis» to indicate how the circuit court's decision departed from the essential requirements of the law.

As pressures on fiat currencies are increasing, the development of a form of «Euro - cryptocash» is going to become an essential prerequisite for the future of the Eurosystem and the Eurozone.